Commercial Real Estate Salespeople (Long Island - Nassau & Suffolk)

Posted 3 days ago

industry one realtyMelville (NY)

Sales Representatives of Services, Except Advertising, Insurance, Financial Services, and Travel Offices of Real Estate Agents and Brokers

SENIORITY

Junior

SALARY

$1,000 a week

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About the role

Industry One Realty Corp is looking for aggressive go getters to become Commercial Real Estate Salespeople. (Long Island - Nassau & Suffolk Counties)Aggressive Hard Working Commercial Real Estate Agents who work Full time typically earn as much as attorneys if not more. We are looking for good candidates who fit the criteria. We are offering a weekly salary for new hires of $1,000 during the training and settlement period so basically it is almost like getting paid to go to law school. This Salary Period can last upto 12 Weeks if the Candidate Meets Goals Each Week Candidates should Have some previous sales experience Be ok with going door to door in the Industrial Parks looking for owners who may want to sell or lease their buildings or relocate to a different property (Must have vehicle to get around)Have accountability and monitoring for door to door canvassing Since this is a salary position you will be expected to work a full time schedule Mon-Fri 8:30am-5pm for the first 3 months

Job Type: Full-time

Pay: $1,000 a week salary for high energy & aggressive salespeople who are determined to make a lot of money. LIMITED TIME OFFER as after Training Agents will be purely on Commission BasisPlease note that most Real Estates Agents typically do not get a salary so being purely commission is customary. To learn more please watch our video at https://www.industryone.com/careers/

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